Heavy rainfall of 88.5 mm on Wednesday night caused severe flooding in Bahadurgarh, specifically in the railway underpass and the vegetable market on Jhajjar Road. The underpass was flooded with water up to 2-2.5 feet, leading to its closure and a goods vehicle getting stuck. It took a tractor to pull...
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out the vehicle on Thursday afternoon. The underpass, built to connect half of the city across the railway tracks, has persistent flooding issues, with water remaining inside even days after the rain stops. The closure of the underpass due to waterlogging has caused significant traffic disruption, and residents complain of water constantly dripping from the ceiling and leaking from the walls. This situation has been ongoing for two years, and the administration and railway department haven't taken any measures for water drainage, despite a fatality caused by drowning in the underpass during heavy rainfall two years ago. The vegetable market on Jhajjar Road is also experiencing severe waterlogging due to the lack of drainage facilities.